AIRCRAFT MARSHALLER/REFUELING TECHNICIAN

1. Post Graduate Diploma Command Automation (2018)
Airforce Engineering University- Xian China
2. Higher National Diploma in Electronics Engineering (2012)
Kwekwe Poly Technical College, Kwekwe, Zimbabwe
3. National Diploma in Aircraft Engineering- (2009)
School of Technical Training Manyame Air Force Base, Harare, Zimbabwe
4. National Certificate in Aircraft Engineering- (2007)
School of Technical Training Manyame Air Force Base, Harare, Zimbabwe
5. Trade Certificate: Aircraft Engineering
School of Technical Training Manyame Air Force Base, Harare, Zimbabwe

WORK EXPERIENCE
Aircraft Marshaller / Aircraft Refuelling, Defueling Technician, Air Force of Zimbabwe
Engineering, Jan 2014 – Present
AIRCRAFT MARSHALLER
Duties and Responsibilities
 Marshalling of incoming and outbound aircraft from the flight line, using hand and torch
signals.
 Use standard ICAO marshalling signals and make sure all marshallers and back crew
comply with ICAO, SOW and IATA requirements with regard to personal protective
equipment
 Positioning of step ladders, platforms for easy embarkment and disembarkment of
passengers and cargo.
 Safe and effective ground movement of aircraft, including the supervision of safe start up
procedures by use of relevant related actions.
 Assisting in start-up procedures by operating ground support equipment as electrical
ground supply and engine start carts.
 Receive flight information from ATC and disseminate it to other airport users like
information personnel, airline operators and management.
 Cleaning of both interior and exterior of aircraft using specified chemicals, rugs, brushes
and pressure hoses.
 Directing pilots where to park aircraft on the apron
 Reporting mechanical, operational and safety problems associated with company
vehicles and ground support equipment.
 Investigated causes of accidents and recommends safety measures for preventing further
occurrences.
 Ensure operational inspection of towing devices and equipment before and after every
use.
 Ensure safety on the apron at all times during towing operations, effectively
communicate and relay information to tow truck operator as relayed by back crew.
 Maintained ramp areas to ensure all obstructions, Foreign Object Debris (FOD), are
removed and the area is clean and safe.
 Ensure effective use of engine start up signals to the cockpit during start up, ensure all
engine covers are removed before any start up operations.
 Removal of chocks, when chocks off signal is relayed from cockpit.
 Reviewing data on incoming flights such as scheduled or estimated times of arrival and
departure destinations and downline station stop and plan work activities.
 Analysing reports and records of operations and inspecting facilities to determine
effectiveness of existing methods and procedures and physical conditions of facilities and
equipment.
Aircraft Refuelling, Defueling Technician
Duties and Responsibilities
 Responsible for fuelling and servicing aircraft and the safe and efficient operation of
equipment used in fuelling aircraft in an exterior work environment that involves diverse
weather condition.
 Executed daily Quality Control checks on Equipment.
 Ensured effective Tool Control program and Inventory control was maintained.
 Used fuel trucks, hydrant carts and stationary carts to fuel aircraft.
 Performed density tests and fuel tests as required.
 Responsible for maintenance of required Technical orders, Publications, Standard
Operating Orders, Checklists and related forms.
 Safely operated all equipment on the Airfield/ Airport flight line.
 Worked between Standard and metric Units of measurement.
 Performed fuelling in safe and efficient manner.
 Attending meetings with stakeholders, contractors, Quality control personnel and SHEQ
personnel as directed.
 Responsible for the accurate accounting of fuel transactions.
 Operated equipment used in aircraft fuelling.
 Reading and comprehending instructions, short correspondences and memos.
 Ensured the correct loading and balancing of fuel.
Aircraft Maintenance Technician, Air Force of Zimbabwe Engineering, Jan 2006 –
Present
Base and Heavy Maintenance
Duties and Responsibilities
 Reading and interpreting aircraft maintenance documents AMM, IPC, CMM,
EO, and SB.
 A, B, C, D Checks /Inspections on Aircraft
 Embodiment of modifications.
 Excellent understanding of SBs, EOs and their execution.
 Troubleshooting and rectification of snags.
 Operation of service vehicles to replenish fuel, water, oil, waste, oxygen,
nitrogen and hydraulic fluid.
 Examination of tyres, replenishment of specified tyre pressure, removal and
replacement of worn out tyres.
 Removal and installation of major components like Flight controls, Engines,
APUs, Landing gears, Wheels and Brakes.
 Removal of Waste tanks and accessories for workshop maintenance and their
installation.
 Excellent knowledge of on-board safety equipment.
 Excellent execution of assigned jobs by strictly adhering to the regulati

• Aircraft marshalling 10 years
• Aircraft maintanance 14 years
• Document control 5 years
• Instruction 5 years
• Aircraft refuelling 4 years

maintanance, SUPERVISION, Team Management

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